Idenifying blown fuses

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sleepwalker
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Idenifying blown fuses

Post by sleepwalker » Wed Sep 14, 2011 9:03 pm

Hi

Yesterday when I removed the leccy hook up from my van I must have caused a slight surge (never happened before) and I seem to have blown the plug that is fitted to the rear of the van that we use to power an Ipod dock. I've checked the i pod dock and it still works fine and have also plugged a phone charger and a few other bits and pieces into the same socket to prove its definitely the socket that is the problem. So my question is how do I go about identifying which fuse has potentially been blown? If it helps the conversion was fitted by Wellhouse Leisure.

Interestingly the ciggy socket fitted next to it was unaffected and still works ok.
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Re: Idenifying blown fuses

Post by g8dhe » Wed Sep 14, 2011 10:31 pm

Is this a 12 volt socket or a 240 volt socket ?
If its 240v then check the MCB's /RCD in the EHU switch box else if its 12 volt then the conversion will have a separate 12 volt fuse panel somewhere which you will need to check out.
Geoff
2001 Aero V6, AFT, full side conversion.
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